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the tax policy debate's getting personal. obama and biden released their 2011 tax returns and then they promptly start bashing mitt romney and calling for him to release his returns all the way back to the 1970s. huh? i don't get it. but the treasury could be making a profit on bailout nation. so let's go to cnbc's john harwood, joins us now with the details. good evening, john. >> good evening, larry. you know, with rick santorum out of this republican race, the obama administration took two steps today to try to advance its interest in the accelerating general election contest with mitt romney. the first was that treasury report you alluded to saying for the first time that the u.s. government expects to make a profit. let me repeat, a profit on the entire range of its bailout activities. that's largely because of interest earnings the federal reserve will get on its purchase of treasury securities to keep interest rates low. and this is not going to eliminate concern among conservatives and some independent and swing voter
the tax policy debate's getting personal. obama and biden released their 2011 tax returns and then they promptly start bashing mitt romney and calling for him to release his returns all the way back to the 1970s. huh? i don't get it. but the treasury could be making a profit on bailout nation. so let's go to cnbc's john harwood, joins us now with the details. good evening, john. >> good evening, larry. you know, with rick santorum out of this republican race, the obama administration took...
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since we're not experts, sarah, and you are, take us back during the obama care debate. didn't we just see piling on against these types of programs, that they were wasted money or not any good? isn't this a reversal? what happened. suspect it an endorsement of private health care versus obama ca care. >> it's a partnership by cms and the administration to keep managed care in the market. obama always says he wants seniors, if they're happy, to keep that option. if they prefer a government plan, to have that option as well. throughout health care reform several cuts hit the managed care plans. it is taking down rates by 2.3%. there's an mlr minimum that assures if they don't hit 85% of premium revenues spent on medical expenses it's getting rebated back. so there are still those items intact. but what really changed last night is what with he refer to as the dock fix or sustainable growth rate. since 2010, physicians were supposed to have their fees cut. and that was supposed to bring down overall health care spending. but if you put these in, some of us are going out of
since we're not experts, sarah, and you are, take us back during the obama care debate. didn't we just see piling on against these types of programs, that they were wasted money or not any good? isn't this a reversal? what happened. suspect it an endorsement of private health care versus obama ca care. >> it's a partnership by cms and the administration to keep managed care in the market. obama always says he wants seniors, if they're happy, to keep that option. if they prefer a...
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as soon as we get to the target and debate and contest between mitt romney and president obama, the better off we will be and the better our chances will be of winning in november. >> senator when do you know? right. you've made it through the nominating process and then you didn't. so when is a candidate do you know that it's just time to give it up. when does your presence become more destructive to the overall process? >> well let me remind you that in 2000 i had to make that decision. you know, it's like, what's the different. child pornography you know it when you see it. you know when you see that it's time to fold your tent and fight another day. so, it's really a numbers game in some respect and there's no way that either rick santorum or newt gingrich can get there. but by the way ron paul will stay in. he stayed in 2008. he has his own agenda. that's not so important. >> senator, you recently said mitt romney quote has not done as well as we had hoped, unquote. what do you mean by that? >> what i meant by that early on, you know, we carried new hampshire, big win in florida and i
as soon as we get to the target and debate and contest between mitt romney and president obama, the better off we will be and the better our chances will be of winning in november. >> senator when do you know? right. you've made it through the nominating process and then you didn't. so when is a candidate do you know that it's just time to give it up. when does your presence become more destructive to the overall process? >> well let me remind you that in 2000 i had to make that...
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. >>> big night on cnbc, not just because it's the first debate for romney and obama. it's because here on "mad money," it's wednesday. what do we play on wednesdays? you've got it. time to see about your pofrls. time to play ffd ffd. time to play "am i diversified?." we've gotten inundated with tweets. we have to go to them. this is from dimas 720. m mo,, pep, point guard, cop, nyb. i'm saying it's highly unlikely. procter & gamble, uh-oh, pepsi, consumer products company. altria, conoco phillips, new york community, high-yielding financial. keep altria. between pepsi and procter, keep pepsi. we're going to put in a health care company. at this point i'm going a little aggressive. go celgene. let's go to ed in new york, please. ed? >> caller: hey. >> hey. modern portfolio. it's a modern portfolio. i have popeye's. i love the red beans and rice. aig is my favorite financial. michael kors is the terrific apparel company where they still charge $200 even at the outlets. dynavax. and facebook is not doing as badly as everybody else. internet company, financial, apparel co
. >>> big night on cnbc, not just because it's the first debate for romney and obama. it's because here on "mad money," it's wednesday. what do we play on wednesdays? you've got it. time to see about your pofrls. time to play ffd ffd. time to play "am i diversified?." we've gotten inundated with tweets. we have to go to them. this is from dimas 720. m mo,, pep, point guard, cop, nyb. i'm saying it's highly unlikely. procter & gamble, uh-oh, pepsi, consumer...
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eastern, president obama and mitt romney will face off in their first of three debates. we have an all star panel tonight. former congressman rick lazio and former clinton white house aide keith boykin. and herman cain tells us what it's like to debate kevin madden. it's all about leadership and leadership means taking control of the conversation. that's just my advice. in an anemic overall economy, we've seen some positives in recent days. the ism services surprised on the up side today, 15 million car sales yesterday and of course stocks have been rising since a year ago today. the s&p is up 32%. so things can't be all that bad. how will the investor class vote in 34 days? but first up, both mitt romney and president obama are in their respective hotel rooms now. they're making final preparations for the big debate and cnbc's own john harwood joins us live with the details. good evening, john. >> good evening, larry. two hours from that debate we've gotten a reminder in the last 24 hours with a slew of polls of how high the stakes are in this debate. we forget sometime
eastern, president obama and mitt romney will face off in their first of three debates. we have an all star panel tonight. former congressman rick lazio and former clinton white house aide keith boykin. and herman cain tells us what it's like to debate kevin madden. it's all about leadership and leadership means taking control of the conversation. that's just my advice. in an anemic overall economy, we've seen some positives in recent days. the ism services surprised on the up side today, 15...
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tonight marks the first of three debates between president obama and mitt romney. both economy and markets will play a big role in today's matchup. which candidate is the right fix for both? john taylor is an economic adviser to the romney campaign and joins us. you are going to say mitt romney. in terms of convincing the american people what you believe and what mr. romney believes what does mr. romney need to do and say? >> we have high unemployment. the last growth number 1.3%. we are not creating enough jobs to employ the working age population. you can put good spins on this. basically it is not good. as i look at this it is largely a problem of policy. the policy has not been pro growth. it has been short termism. >> with all due respect i'm sure you watch a lot of the sunday talk shows, the one before the first presidential debate everybody was saying mr. romney has not outlined his own economic proposal so while you may say mr. obama has fallen short mr. romney is not putting out his case. >> i disagree with that. there is a lot of specificity on proposals
tonight marks the first of three debates between president obama and mitt romney. both economy and markets will play a big role in today's matchup. which candidate is the right fix for both? john taylor is an economic adviser to the romney campaign and joins us. you are going to say mitt romney. in terms of convincing the american people what you believe and what mr. romney believes what does mr. romney need to do and say? >> we have high unemployment. the last growth number 1.3%. we are...
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could be good news for president obama. keep those gas prices in the swing states low, mandy. >> absolutely. that's what counts. >>> so, mitt romney celebrating today after what many are calling a big victory in last night's debate. the market has been paying very close attention, as you could imagine, to the race with many already pricing in an obama victory. so what does a romney resurgence mean to your money? joining us now, paul hickey, co-founder of the spoke investment group and on the back of the way the people perceived the debate last night, we're seeing a little bit of reaction in certain sectors for the potential after romney win. but i want to know what you think is going to be a winner. >> i think a romney win, one area that would benefit -- medical device companies. there is hope if romney's elected and repeels the affordable care act, then the device tax will be repealed helping out these companies. that tax will pretty much go right down to their bottom line if it is taken away. so that's a nice 3% to 5% ben
could be good news for president obama. keep those gas prices in the swing states low, mandy. >> absolutely. that's what counts. >>> so, mitt romney celebrating today after what many are calling a big victory in last night's debate. the market has been paying very close attention, as you could imagine, to the race with many already pricing in an obama victory. so what does a romney resurgence mean to your money? joining us now, paul hickey, co-founder of the spoke investment...
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the reviews are in for last night's presidential debate. not so good for barack obama. definitely good for mitt romney. a lot of folks concluding that romney had one of the stronger debate performances last night in presidential debating history, at least in recent memory. that's not good news for the president. you can tell how both these campaigns feel about their performance last night based on what they're doing today. we have not seen mitt romney out in front of television cameras so far today, but president obama hosted a rally in colorado today, giving him a chance to have almost a do over from last night's performance. take a listen. >> when i got on to the stage, i met this very spirited fellow who claimed to be mitt romney. but it couldn't have been mitt romney because the real mitt romney has been running around the country for the last year promising $5 trillion in tax cuts that favor the wealthy. the fellow on stage last night said he didn't know anything about that. >> and bill, the battle continues now. in the battleground states, we're going to see both
the reviews are in for last night's presidential debate. not so good for barack obama. definitely good for mitt romney. a lot of folks concluding that romney had one of the stronger debate performances last night in presidential debating history, at least in recent memory. that's not good news for the president. you can tell how both these campaigns feel about their performance last night based on what they're doing today. we have not seen mitt romney out in front of television cameras so far...
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. >>> t minus seven hours until the first of three presidential debates. a lot of market watchers say the big investors have already priced in an obama re-election but some think tonight might just be a game changer. >> so if romney starts to look up, could that mean stocks go down? we'll have some answers for you next. zagat just gave hertz its top rating in 15 categories, including best overall car rental. so elevate your next car rental experience with the best. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. you have to dig a little. fidelity's etf market tracker shows you the big picture on how different asset classes are performing, and it lets you go in for a closer look at areas within a class or sector that may be bucking a larger trend. i'm stephen hett of fidelity investments. the etf market tracker is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades today and explore your next investing idea. sleep train's inventory clearance sale ends columbus day. get 3 years interest-free financing on t
. >>> t minus seven hours until the first of three presidential debates. a lot of market watchers say the big investors have already priced in an obama re-election but some think tonight might just be a game changer. >> so if romney starts to look up, could that mean stocks go down? we'll have some answers for you next. zagat just gave hertz its top rating in 15 categories, including best overall car rental. so elevate your next car rental experience with the best. it's just...
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single payer system which is a government controlled -- >> think it's an interesting debate. let me bring robert back in here. i'm out of time. liberals can be in some sense capitalists. they can be. they just need heavier governmental intervention or a lot heavier. but i think at the end of the day what troubles me about this these college kids, impressionable college kids should understand the difference between why the american economy succeeded, and why the soviet economy failed. it's that simple. why the soviets failed because of their system and why the free market economy of america even in its worse moments succeeded. >> in an institution that should be thought there because of freedom of expression. >> they don't want it taught there. you show me the university which has a department which teaches the positive aspects of capitalism, you know, then we can have this discussion. >> hillsdale college is one conservative school. there were a few people on the if a kuflt princeton. >> 100 top -- >> i got to go. all right. we'll go back to this. thank you very much. america
single payer system which is a government controlled -- >> think it's an interesting debate. let me bring robert back in here. i'm out of time. liberals can be in some sense capitalists. they can be. they just need heavier governmental intervention or a lot heavier. but i think at the end of the day what troubles me about this these college kids, impressionable college kids should understand the difference between why the american economy succeeded, and why the soviet economy failed. it's...
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an important debate for the united states, too. germany did about the same level of actual stimulus we did in 2009. and they did if for the same reason we did, which is that the world was burning and we were facing a risk of a second-grade depression. we needed to do everything possible to get the economy out of free fall and their response was very similar to ours in that context. right now, if you, again, look at the challenges facing our economy, too, although it's important for everybody to recognize, we're going to have to act to bring our long-term deficit down and we're going to have to face our reforms so they don't damage growth and it would be a terrible mistake for us to lurch prematurely. that would undue a huge amount of the progress that we've made in repairing the crisis. it would push unemployment up and push us back into the recession. >> you're giving a speech in san francisco onç china tomorrow. you're going to beijing for the strategic economic dialogue. as you know, mitt romney, the presumptive republican nom
an important debate for the united states, too. germany did about the same level of actual stimulus we did in 2009. and they did if for the same reason we did, which is that the world was burning and we were facing a risk of a second-grade depression. we needed to do everything possible to get the economy out of free fall and their response was very similar to ours in that context. right now, if you, again, look at the challenges facing our economy, too, although it's important for everybody to...
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nobody thought barack obama could beat hillary clinton and he did. we had a lot of debates about this one. it wasn't romney. he outlasted everybody. i think that process issue is important. last question. what about old fashioned free enterprise? free markets? lower tax rates? limited government. does that not play any more? >> it does, but the sides chose on that. it's the 10 million undecided. they vote for the brand they think is better looking or speaks better. he's a terrible president but amazing brand. >> he's a great speaker. you get him from the teleprompter, it changes. he isn't a great president, but very effective communicator. >> i've got to get out of here. >>> what could be the most intriguing part of this cyprus bailout story? russia's huge money-laundering in the cyprus banks. vladimir putin is angry. we are about to talk to an expert next. putin may be the key to cyprus. (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading
nobody thought barack obama could beat hillary clinton and he did. we had a lot of debates about this one. it wasn't romney. he outlasted everybody. i think that process issue is important. last question. what about old fashioned free enterprise? free markets? lower tax rates? limited government. does that not play any more? >> it does, but the sides chose on that. it's the 10 million undecided. they vote for the brand they think is better looking or speaks better. he's a terrible...
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i anticipate that i'm going to be more able to debate in the public square barack obama. i've also seen some of the, i'll say, less than accurate attacks and charges against me. i've been able to fend those off. i know where they're going to come from when the obama machine turns it on with a billion dollars of spending. i'm more ready to go after the president than i was when i got started. there's an advantage to having done this twice. first time you learn some lessons. second time through, you're also continuing to learn. i think that's one of the reasons i'm better prepared to go after this race. by the way, you are right. independent voters. that's what we have to be able to connect with. >> what do you say to them? as you move through super tuesday, how do you tailor -- you have two issues here. one is obama and economic recovery. you eve got to deal with that. now, the second one is a bump down in the independent voters. how do you strike thategyize to with that? >> independents feel the same way. they don't want to have someone that is angry at them, that is mean
i anticipate that i'm going to be more able to debate in the public square barack obama. i've also seen some of the, i'll say, less than accurate attacks and charges against me. i've been able to fend those off. i know where they're going to come from when the obama machine turns it on with a billion dollars of spending. i'm more ready to go after the president than i was when i got started. there's an advantage to having done this twice. first time you learn some lessons. second time through,...
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and the market may or may not be pricing in an obama re-election. that's all going to potentially change during the debates. it will either go higher or lower. i think at the end of the day, the election is a short term mover of the marketplace and we would look for that volatility to add positions that we have a lot of conviction in. >> we've got to leave it there. tom, leo, thank you very much for kicking off our show. >> thank you very much. >>> so, what are you, america, doing with your money. how are you changing your investments, your 401(k). right? a lot? a little? not at all? we make our tests hard here on street signs. you can go to streetsigns.cnbc.com. or tweet us your responses or send a very well trained pigeon. >> yes. >>> a market flash not delivered by pigeon but by word of mouth. >> good afternoon, guys. we're watching shares of service now, ticker now. looking at a downgrade from ubs. they took the stock from neutral to sell with a price target of $28. the firm is saying while they aren't questioning the strong fundamentals, they d
and the market may or may not be pricing in an obama re-election. that's all going to potentially change during the debates. it will either go higher or lower. i think at the end of the day, the election is a short term mover of the marketplace and we would look for that volatility to add positions that we have a lot of conviction in. >> we've got to leave it there. tom, leo, thank you very much for kicking off our show. >> thank you very much. >>> so, what are you,...
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first of three presidential debates and cnbc will carry it live. our coverage begins at 8 p.m. eastern time. it's your money, your vote. sue? >>> ty, the financial crisis haunting america's biggest bank, jpmorgan being sued by new york attorney general eric schneiderman, claiming that the bear sterns business that jpmorgan took over in 2008 defraud mortgage bond investors a are. our senior correspondent scott cone has been working on the case. scott? >> sue, under the head nothing good deed goes unpunished, if how you characterize the takeover of bear stearns, the federal government for the $10 a shake jpmorgan got not only bear stearns' assets but liabilities, including, authorities say responsibility four some of the most egregious conduct in the financial crisis you churning out residential mortgages by the thousands, bundling them into what the firm told investors were quality securities, knowing all along many of the mortgages were duds a systemic fraud on thousands of investors, the lawsuit says, deceiving them about the fundamentally defecti
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i'm interested in this debate. will we debate supply side tax cuts? the 1980s and 19 # 99 # 990s, p clinton cut the capital gains. the '80s and '90s were so prosperous, obama would die for it. he seems to be attacking the very model of the economy with incentives galore that worked so well. this could be a trap for obama. >> larry, even bill clinton said that the era of big government is over. ronald reagan dedicated to reducing government's intrusion into your lives. president obama complaining about the house budget. his budget last year lost in the united states senate 0 to 97 and last week, his new budget lost 0 to 414. that is a stunning repudiation of his leadership. what it really shows is an utter lack of leadership. he hasn't been running this country since november 2010, the day he started his re-election efforts. america hungers for leadership. this country is not provided with leadership. >> we heard a lot of slogans in the speech. thank you. food luck in wisconsin tonight. >>> coming up, yes, the president viciously attacked paul ryan's b
i'm interested in this debate. will we debate supply side tax cuts? the 1980s and 19 # 99 # 990s, p clinton cut the capital gains. the '80s and '90s were so prosperous, obama would die for it. he seems to be attacking the very model of the economy with incentives galore that worked so well. this could be a trap for obama. >> larry, even bill clinton said that the era of big government is over. ronald reagan dedicated to reducing government's intrusion into your lives. president obama...
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the debate and a discussion remember former governor howard de dean, up next. in america, we believe in a future that is better than today. since 1894, ameriprise financial has been working hard for their clients' futures. never taking a bailout. helping generations achieve dreams. buy homes. put their kids through college. retire how they want to. ameriprise. the strength of america's largest financial planning company. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you, one-to-one. together, for your future. ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. i'm brian sullivan in for larry. he'll be back next week. today marks the two-year anniversary of president obama's prized health care reform plan. all eyes will be on d.c. for another reason on monday. the supreme court begins three days of highly anticipated hearings on the laws. and "the last exit ramp on the road to unlimited government." nbc's pete williams joins us now. this will be an unbelievable three days in washington, d.c., is it not? >> it is very much so. the question is not whether this is a good idea, but whethe
the debate and a discussion remember former governor howard de dean, up next. in america, we believe in a future that is better than today. since 1894, ameriprise financial has been working hard for their clients' futures. never taking a bailout. helping generations achieve dreams. buy homes. put their kids through college. retire how they want to. ameriprise. the strength of america's largest financial planning company. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you, one-to-one. together, for...
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is president obama becoming the regulator in chief? we have a very hot debate on that very subject on kudlow. we'll be right back. hey, did you ever finish last month's invoices? sadly, no. oh. but i did pick up your dry cleaning and had your shoes shined. well, i made you a reservation at the sushi place around the corner. well, in that case, i better get back to these invoices... which i'll do right after making your favorite pancakes. you know what? i'm going to tidy up your side of the office. i can't hear you because i'm also making you a smoothie. [ male announcer ] marriott hotels & resorts knows it's better for xerox to automate their global invoice process so they can focus on serving their customers. with xerox, you're ready for real business. the two trains and a bus to the 5:00 arider.holar. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be. ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more
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i still believe obama care will bankrupt us, but we'll debate more and we'll have you both back and debate more as there's good news in the budget office. >> phil, thank you very much. >> and i'll just say to put a cap on that. those two guys are great and it was a great panel and to me it was worse than the possible spending of obama care is what we didn't talk about and that is a huge tax burden on investors, businesses and consumers. it will be at least $500 billion, or $600 billion. that's it for tonight's show. there's no free market capitalism in obama care. forty years ago, he wasn't looking for financial advice. back then, he had something more important to do. he wasn't focused on his future but fortunately, somebody else was. veterans and their families. now more than ever, it's important to get financial advice from people who share your military values. call now for our free guide and tips on planning for your retirement this tax season. what do you mean? your grass, man. it's famished! just two springtime feedings with scotts turf builder lawn food helps strengthen and protect
i still believe obama care will bankrupt us, but we'll debate more and we'll have you both back and debate more as there's good news in the budget office. >> phil, thank you very much. >> and i'll just say to put a cap on that. those two guys are great and it was a great panel and to me it was worse than the possible spending of obama care is what we didn't talk about and that is a huge tax burden on investors, businesses and consumers. it will be at least $500 billion, or $600...
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i would say underweighting health care until we find out about obama care. utilities would be a name. >> we have a whole debate coming up about how to avoid the next big miss, but i guess by miss by definition it's essentially a surprise, right? no one's expecting it to be a big miss. but what would you say if you were in that debate? >> i would say look at the broader market. you're looking at 73%, 75% are surprising to the upside. we think that earnings in this environment are not everybody's going to perform the same, but you're going to see some good quality earnings especially in the united states. if i could just go back to europe, there's going to be some good names in europe. germany's doing okayish. northern europe is probably -- >> are some of those names in the food space? >> some of those names are in the food space. >> that make yogurt and candy? >> they could. >> i'm guessing. >> they well could. if you also look in brazil, india, our beginning easing cycles. you look at the liquidity, the fundamentals -- >> although you could say brazil is eas
i would say underweighting health care until we find out about obama care. utilities would be a name. >> we have a whole debate coming up about how to avoid the next big miss, but i guess by miss by definition it's essentially a surprise, right? no one's expecting it to be a big miss. but what would you say if you were in that debate? >> i would say look at the broader market. you're looking at 73%, 75% are surprising to the upside. we think that earnings in this environment are not...
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you're going to debate whether it is in fact obama's morning in america. we'll get to that later. let's now change gears, shift gears, change topics, do some stock market work. look, we had some important mixed economic data today but investors kept their eye on the positives. and get this, two data points -- car sales exploding in february to 15.1 million. that is a huge number that came out as the day wore on. and, secondly, retail chain store sales rising almost 7%, another huge number. so i want to parse through all this. joining me now is the great ken hdner and we also have richard berg performing. ken, reading through your notes was really an eye opener to me today. i don't believe i've ever heard you or read you more bullish. can you tell us? >> well, we've just gotten through the big problem with europe. we're not going to have a meltdown. there's no real impediment to the accelerating growth in the u.s. economy. automobile sales are taking off and i think housing starts are going to move up very sharply. my index of -- that i get from isi showing the housing orders have
you're going to debate whether it is in fact obama's morning in america. we'll get to that later. let's now change gears, shift gears, change topics, do some stock market work. look, we had some important mixed economic data today but investors kept their eye on the positives. and get this, two data points -- car sales exploding in february to 15.1 million. that is a huge number that came out as the day wore on. and, secondly, retail chain store sales rising almost 7%, another huge number. so i...
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my alternative when woorp debating was to have a commitment not to raise taxes. if president obama came in and said i'm not going to raise tax pez. >> by the way, he didn't. >> with a lot of pressure and always the urn certainty saying we need to. and also if he came in and said the middle-class tax cut, i'm going to make it permanent. >> so you didn't help kevin write this piece. >> were you cheering -- >> kevin is a former student of mine. i respect him greatly. >> i keep hearing it, thank god we've had this government that allowed to us get back to 2% growth that orchestrated 2% growth. and this is the crux of the issue for this election, the counterfactor that we'd be better off or you give the government credit from bringing us back from the abyss. >> you have a really good budget plan that romney is on part of it and you have this other budget plan is that doesn't deal with our exploding debt. at least we can have a debate. let have a serious debate about which is the right way to go. i think i know what is the right way to go. >> we have to kill some other
my alternative when woorp debating was to have a commitment not to raise taxes. if president obama came in and said i'm not going to raise tax pez. >> by the way, he didn't. >> with a lot of pressure and always the urn certainty saying we need to. and also if he came in and said the middle-class tax cut, i'm going to make it permanent. >> so you didn't help kevin write this piece. >> were you cheering -- >> kevin is a former student of mine. i respect him greatly....
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i watched the debate within the area of my world. i watched it towards making you some money. tweeting every potential stock idea triggered by either gentleman. ♪ how can you try to make money from the debate? let me parse it for you. show you how it's done. going over the actual statements by each candidate translating them into cramerican. let me tell you, there were tons of cramericans on twitter. if you tweeted me about the debate, keep an idea on the ticker below. you may see your tweet. romney went right into a call from north american energy self-sufficiently, coal as an endangered species under obama. listen. >> i like coal. i want to make sure we can continue to burn clean coal. people in the coal industry feel like it's getting crushed by your policies. >> lots of bozos went in and bought the coal stocks. all the coal stocks on. this wrong take away, people! coal's hostage to chinese demand more than u.s. use. that's not the case for the users of coal. the users, people. and that's why i said romney's giving you a heads up to buy american electric and power, two co
i watched the debate within the area of my world. i watched it towards making you some money. tweeting every potential stock idea triggered by either gentleman. ♪ how can you try to make money from the debate? let me parse it for you. show you how it's done. going over the actual statements by each candidate translating them into cramerican. let me tell you, there were tons of cramericans on twitter. if you tweeted me about the debate, keep an idea on the ticker below. you may see your tweet....
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president obama, it wasn't just that his performance was listless. president obama, there was though substance there. you always hear the expression sell the sizzle, not the steak. i always say if you don't have the steak, there's no sizzle. >> all right. from politics to the stock market. a stock you know very well. hewlett-packard. stock has been punished. meg whitman, the new ceo, is coming under fire. here's what she said. >> i'm confident 2013 will be the bottom of the turn around. then you can look forward, i think, to good growth in 2014 and 2015 as those products kick in, the i think vestments we're making in things like i.t., sales, organization, and training. those things will start to kick in. i really think 2014 will be quite a bright year for hp. >> what do you think of what she said? do you have any sympathy for her? >> first of all, of course. any ceo who's in a tough position, it's a very you have to job. there's no question, as i've said before, that meg whitman was dealt a very tough hand because of a lack of investment in product d
president obama, it wasn't just that his performance was listless. president obama, there was though substance there. you always hear the expression sell the sizzle, not the steak. i always say if you don't have the steak, there's no sizzle. >> all right. from politics to the stock market. a stock you know very well. hewlett-packard. stock has been punished. meg whitman, the new ceo, is coming under fire. here's what she said. >> i'm confident 2013 will be the bottom of the turn...
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we will debate whether he is just the hammer that mitt romney needs to whack obama and biden. >>> and a new congressional study out on obamacare shows businesses are going to drop employee health care plans left and right because obamacare is just too expensive. proof again that if upheld, obamacare will bring the u.s. closer to bankruptcy because of this misbegotten entitlement. first up, who is to blame for the humpty dumpty economy? economic growth sputtering around 2%. the middle class has stalled. team obama has thrown everything at this economy, including the kitchen sink, but everything they do runs counter to free market capitalism. let's review. we've seen gigantic spending stimulus, temporary home buyers tax credits, temporary payroll tax cuts, cash for clunkers, tax the rich, massive fed money correction, and zero interest rates. you know, folks, if all this big government keynesian stuff was going to work, it would have already worked. but all the king's horses and all the king's men could not put humpty dumpty back together again. again, my opposition comes from this simp
we will debate whether he is just the hammer that mitt romney needs to whack obama and biden. >>> and a new congressional study out on obamacare shows businesses are going to drop employee health care plans left and right because obamacare is just too expensive. proof again that if upheld, obamacare will bring the u.s. closer to bankruptcy because of this misbegotten entitlement. first up, who is to blame for the humpty dumpty economy? economic growth sputtering around 2%. the middle...
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debates. you can catch it all right here live on cnbc beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. i'll be hosting the pre and post coverage along with carl quintanilla. of course, john harwood will also be with us. he's live on the ground in denver. he's here with a preview. over to you, john. >> hey, maria. it's important to remember this election isn't over. if you look at the new polls that we came out with last night and this morning, mitt romney's only trailing by three points nationally. that's down from a five-point margin a couple weeks ago. he's 9/11 florieven in florida,. he still trails in ohio by five points. that's a big problem. he needs to win the state of ohio. that just shows he has an opportunity tonight. three other big economic issues they're going to be talking about, first of all, on taxes. mitt romney hasosed a 20% across the board rate cut for individuals, but he hasn't specified how he's going to pay for that without increasing the deficit or increasing the burden on middle and lo
debates. you can catch it all right here live on cnbc beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. i'll be hosting the pre and post coverage along with carl quintanilla. of course, john harwood will also be with us. he's live on the ground in denver. he's here with a preview. over to you, john. >> hey, maria. it's important to remember this election isn't over. if you look at the new polls that we came out with last night and this morning, mitt romney's only trailing by three points nationally. that's...
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we will get into that debate tonight. >> how many pages did you say? >> 1,600 pages, about 140,000 different -- >> this doesn't include obama care? >> this is -- >> medicare and medicaid. >> medicare and medicaid and their effort to try to rein in the upcoding. they want to be specific. >> they're going to rein in everybody involved in this thing -- you're right the crooks will probably be the only beneficiary of this. >> that's one of the problems. we have fee for service system and that may be at the root of the problem. everything is billed to a fee for a particular service and some say, look, we've got to try something new. we've got to -- >> how about stopping all this crazy regulation? how about little pro-market competition? how about letting businesses flourish? this is why there's no jobs, one of the reasons why -- the fraud's bad enough. anyway, great work. i get too excited about this stuff. scott cohn, thank you very much. you can see scott's documentary called "health care hustle" tonight at 9:00 p.m. here on cnbc. >>> up next on "kudlow,"
we will get into that debate tonight. >> how many pages did you say? >> 1,600 pages, about 140,000 different -- >> this doesn't include obama care? >> this is -- >> medicare and medicaid. >> medicare and medicaid and their effort to try to rein in the upcoding. they want to be specific. >> they're going to rein in everybody involved in this thing -- you're right the crooks will probably be the only beneficiary of this. >> that's one of the...
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beginning of the year you said you expected president obama to be re-elected. do you still believe that? >> yes. yes. i really do. i think that he was maybe two scores up as i heard on "squawk box" this morning. maybe now it is only one. i still think in terms of looking at these battleground states and where he appears to have a competitive advantage, he's still ahead. >> you were extremely accurate in your overall call, at least as of this date, of how the market was going to perform. you said about 15% in 2012. that's about where we are. is now a good time to invest? and then what's going to happen in 2013. >> i would be much more cautious now. we divided our analysis of the market into two parts. there's the things people normally talk about, growth rates and earnings and the economy, but also the discount rate. the interest rate plus this other fear or uncertainty factor. the fed's actions did reduce the uncertainty factor. they reduced the liquidity that took some of that fear away. but it's not really transferring into growth. if you do the high school l
beginning of the year you said you expected president obama to be re-elected. do you still believe that? >> yes. yes. i really do. i think that he was maybe two scores up as i heard on "squawk box" this morning. maybe now it is only one. i still think in terms of looking at these battleground states and where he appears to have a competitive advantage, he's still ahead. >> you were extremely accurate in your overall call, at least as of this date, of how the market was...
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. >>> big night on cnbc, not just because it's the first debate for romney and obama. it's because here on "mad money," it's wednesday. what do we play on wednesdays? you've got it. time to see about your port o portfolios are protected. time to play "am i diversified?." this is where you call me, you tell me your top five holdings and i tell you whether you need to diversify. we've gotten inundated with tweets. we have to go to them. this is from dimas720. i think i know a dmas who writes am i diversified, altria, trokter and gamble can, conoco phillips, big california boo-yah. mike dimas is from summit new jersey. procter & gamble, uh-oh, pepsi, consumer products company. altria, there's a match game thing going on there. conoco phillips, new york community, high yielding financial. keep altria. between pepsi and procter, keep pepsi. proctor is a work in progress although mr. mcdonald is doing much better. we're going to put in yes, a health care company. at this point i'm going a little aggressive. go celgene. let's go to ed in new york, please. ed? >> caller: hey.
. >>> big night on cnbc, not just because it's the first debate for romney and obama. it's because here on "mad money," it's wednesday. what do we play on wednesdays? you've got it. time to see about your port o portfolios are protected. time to play "am i diversified?." this is where you call me, you tell me your top five holdings and i tell you whether you need to diversify. we've gotten inundated with tweets. we have to go to them. this is from dimas720. i think...
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when you put him on a stage against barack obama to debate how to grow the economy, it will be the difference between someone who as grown the economy and somebody who read it in a magazine. >> we're not going to know what the supreme court thinks about the health care law until june. some people on the front of the wall street journal are guessing they're on the defensive, trying to prevent this rule or law from getting struck down. there is a school of thought of people who believe that if it is struck down that, that will really motivate president obama as base and that will be a really tough thing to go up again in the election. what do you think about that? >> i haven't spent a lot of time doing the political calculation and i don't know the answer. i believe on two fronts -- i think it's us constitutional and i think it bad public policy for example, franchises, who are scared to death of the heck law, they done fully understand what it means and hieven the lawyer can't tell them because the rule hasn't been written. they're saying let me go part time, cut back on hiring be and not expa
when you put him on a stage against barack obama to debate how to grow the economy, it will be the difference between someone who as grown the economy and somebody who read it in a magazine. >> we're not going to know what the supreme court thinks about the health care law until june. some people on the front of the wall street journal are guessing they're on the defensive, trying to prevent this rule or law from getting struck down. there is a school of thought of people who believe that...
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that sets the debate going forward there. >> exactly. they're going to argue this law deepens the point they're making about president obama making the point about raising taxes, and he's going to find a point to defend against that. you heard him say, now this mandate's been upheld. your kid can stay on the parents' insurance until they're age 26. all those things you can't be denied coverage because of preexisting conditions. all those are things that poll well, that are popular, that the administration believes in and they're going to try to use those to protect themselves against the tax argument. >> john, thanks so much. our chief washington correspondent, of course washington bureau chief john harwood outside the white house for us. many investment implications of the ruling today. let's bring in chris jener. he's a t. rowe price fund manager. chris, this didn't go exactly to plan, at least how you figured it would given our conversation a few days ago. >> what i thought of, and what you'll recall, i thought the mandate would be st
that sets the debate going forward there. >> exactly. they're going to argue this law deepens the point they're making about president obama making the point about raising taxes, and he's going to find a point to defend against that. you heard him say, now this mandate's been upheld. your kid can stay on the parents' insurance until they're age 26. all those things you can't be denied coverage because of preexisting conditions. all those are things that poll well, that are popular, that...
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>> i think the political debate has demonstrated when it comes to labor market policy both sides of the equation are devoid of any ideas. >> equally incompetent. >> it's a polling of ignorance, if you will. >> that's an interesting point. ross? >> patrick, they may not have the policies. job creation comes down to individuals at companies having confidence, doesn't it, to invest in their business. i suppose does the political climate impact confidence on investment? >> i think it absolutely does. when we look at the polling, one of the things that is striking is employers appear to be gaining confidence as do the households. but when we factor in the political questions as we saw in the debate last year about raising the debt ceiling, very quickly confidence dissipates because the political establishment just doesn't seem to have a grasp of what the real economy is doing. >> so the follow-up question to that is what is the ideal political climate to encourage that confidence to grow? >> ross, if i knew that, i would be making a lot more money than i am. >> the other side is we've got oi
>> i think the political debate has demonstrated when it comes to labor market policy both sides of the equation are devoid of any ideas. >> equally incompetent. >> it's a polling of ignorance, if you will. >> that's an interesting point. ross? >> patrick, they may not have the policies. job creation comes down to individuals at companies having confidence, doesn't it, to invest in their business. i suppose does the political climate impact confidence on...
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we are debating about where the president stands. polls in israel show the israeli people have little confidence in the president. at one time confidence with president obama among the israeli population polled in the single digits. this is a country that has historically loved america and that america has loved. >> got to levee leave it there. chris lehane, appreciate it. vin, great to see you. >>> the commission on presidential debates announced the topics for the formats for the mano a mano meetings between president obama and governor romney. first one october 3 in colorado on domestic issues with a moderator. secondly the veeps in kentucky on october 11, also with a moderator. romney and obama back on october 16 from new york in a town hall format with questions from undecided voters. finally, we'll watch the foreign policy face-off on october 22 from boca raton, florida. "the kudlow report" will have complete coverage. >>> up next tonight, high tax policy has millionaires fleeing the state of maryland, costing the state a lot o
we are debating about where the president stands. polls in israel show the israeli people have little confidence in the president. at one time confidence with president obama among the israeli population polled in the single digits. this is a country that has historically loved america and that america has loved. >> got to levee leave it there. chris lehane, appreciate it. vin, great to see you. >>> the commission on presidential debates announced the topics for the formats for...
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you cannot look at an election without a debate. we want to see two of them sitting in a table. >> it's way too early. >> i actually agree with it. the first thing you've said that i actually agree with. >> you can give me a hug after this. >> i will. >> but if he does get reelected you want to be selling coal names and you want to be buying the safety bets. >> jimmy rogers, give me some of your investment wisdom, please some. >> i would tell you that obama is going to win. i don't want him to win. it's not good for america, but larry, it's hard to defeat a sitting president and he's spending a lot of money. things will feel good this year just because he's throwing money into the market and into the economy. >> why don't you jump all over jimmy about spending money? >> i think right now obama is the odds-on favorite and i think you're right. they pumped up this phony temporary payroll tax cut. that's important and i don't know if people are spending the money or investing the money or whatever, but it all runs out at the end of 201
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but the key to the whole infrastructure debate is keystone. i'm sorry, brad. i do not understand how president obama, he can blame millionaires. he can blame billionaires. he can side with occupy wall street, but he's speaking to the trades union, the construction guys of the afl-cio. he cannot get around keystone, brad. this is one of the worst political mistakes and worst economic mistakes he has made. >> larry, one project is not the infrastructure of the entire country needs. and by the way, if he was -- if the building trades were so upset at the president over keystone, why did they receive him so warmly today? because they know that he is the one to committed to real infrastructure projects all over the country. roads -- >> they got everything they wanted for the last three years. >> high speed rail, all of which the republicans oppose -- >> he'll probably have more flexibility after this election. >> they'd rather pass more tax cuts for the wealthy. >> sean spicei'll give you the last word. >> i think the unions have gotten three years of everything th
but the key to the whole infrastructure debate is keystone. i'm sorry, brad. i do not understand how president obama, he can blame millionaires. he can blame billionaires. he can side with occupy wall street, but he's speaking to the trades union, the construction guys of the afl-cio. he cannot get around keystone, brad. this is one of the worst political mistakes and worst economic mistakes he has made. >> larry, one project is not the infrastructure of the entire country needs. and by...
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president obama used the moment to celebrate also as a teachable moment to try to remind americans as the virtues of the law even though he acknowledged it hasn't been a winner politically. >> i know the debate over the law has been divisive. i respect the very real concerns that millions of americans shared. i know a lot of coverage through this health care debate has focused on what it means politically. well, it should be pretty clear by now that i didn't do it because it was good politics. i did it because i believed it was good for the country. >> his republican opponent mitt romney, even though he pushed through a similar health care plan in the state of massachusetts as governor criticized the justices' ruling and made the point politically that the only thing standing between the united states and the implementation of the law is a mitt romney presidency. >> i disagree with the supreme court's decision. i agree with the dissent. what the court did not do on its last day in session, i will do on my first day if elected president of the united states. that is, i will act to repe
president obama used the moment to celebrate also as a teachable moment to try to remind americans as the virtues of the law even though he acknowledged it hasn't been a winner politically. >> i know the debate over the law has been divisive. i respect the very real concerns that millions of americans shared. i know a lot of coverage through this health care debate has focused on what it means politically. well, it should be pretty clear by now that i didn't do it because it was good...
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in fact, barack obama is going the say in the debates, mitt, how can you be against this? this isn't so different from what you pass. it's a big visibility. >> i think you favor obamacare. >> it's better than nothing. >> let me just ask you, putting on your political hat for just a second. mitt romney still has this weakness. it showed up in the election exit polls last night. santorum is exploiting this weakness. and it's a simple argument. romneycare, which you put in massachusetts which you told us is popular is stopping you from taking the anti-obamacare case to president obama. how does that play? does that give santorum a little more of a shelf life? >> it gives santorum more of a shelf life. the problem is this is a republican primary argument. and i don't think obamacare or romneycare, which is essentially the same thing, is all that much of a liability in the general election. i know the republicans want to go after obamacare. i don't think it's going to work. >> but you me that mitt romney is going to make the case to repeal and replace obamacare. >> nobody is go
in fact, barack obama is going the say in the debates, mitt, how can you be against this? this isn't so different from what you pass. it's a big visibility. >> i think you favor obamacare. >> it's better than nothing. >> let me just ask you, putting on your political hat for just a second. mitt romney still has this weakness. it showed up in the election exit polls last night. santorum is exploiting this weakness. and it's a simple argument. romneycare, which you put in...
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i mean, i think we can have a debate about the bush tax cuts, and i think the jury is out. the data is, in fact, not that strong that if you were to let them to expire, that it would shave a couple of points off gdp. that's a fair debate. i think the jury is very out now, and i don't think the evidence is strong. >> you say don't have any evidence. cbo, goldman sachs, every bank. i have all kinds of evidence. >> jimmy, you might learn something if you let other people talk instead of shouting at others. >> i'm not making it up. >> i think that there's overwhelming evidence that if you have sequestration of 1.2 trillion dollars next january, that that will definitely -- >> first off, you have a math problem. >> okay, first off, larry -- larry, we're right there. it's over ten years. i mean, you got a math problem. it's over ten years. >> so it's really not -- >> yes, it is. and the tax cuts happen on a single day. the expiration of the tax cuts happen on a single day. >> that's an important point. hang, on julian. let me pursue this point. you are saying the spending cuts ar
i mean, i think we can have a debate about the bush tax cuts, and i think the jury is out. the data is, in fact, not that strong that if you were to let them to expire, that it would shave a couple of points off gdp. that's a fair debate. i think the jury is very out now, and i don't think the evidence is strong. >> you say don't have any evidence. cbo, goldman sachs, every bank. i have all kinds of evidence. >> jimmy, you might learn something if you let other people talk instead...
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we're going to talk more about budget debate in a few minutes. then at 8:00 eastern time, we'll be joined by tom price. he is one of a handful of republicans who prose part of the van pollen. and then 8:120 eastern time. first, snow, scott wapner is here with some of the morning's other headlines. >> nice to say you. at&t is going to begin consumer and corporate presales of the blackberry's e-10 today. meantime, samsung is set to release its latest smartphone. yum brands reporting an unexpected 2% rise in profits. take a look at shares of yum. there you see the spike about 5.3% there in after hours trade postponing. >> meantime, costco is reporting better shan expected earnings on sales and membership fees and shares are down slyly 0.%. >>> and we've got a story about another judge, i want to hear what this judge thinks about this. if you live in new york city this morning, you can still buy a large soda. a judge struck down michael bloomberg's than. as for the impact on business, here is the mayor's response to a reporter's question. >> i don't
we're going to talk more about budget debate in a few minutes. then at 8:00 eastern time, we'll be joined by tom price. he is one of a handful of republicans who prose part of the van pollen. and then 8:120 eastern time. first, snow, scott wapner is here with some of the morning's other headlines. >> nice to say you. at&t is going to begin consumer and corporate presales of the blackberry's e-10 today. meantime, samsung is set to release its latest smartphone. yum brands reporting an...
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bush and austan goolsbee, former adviser to president barack obama. you know, our friend liesman, austan, he said if they could fix these numbers, if they could somehow fix them, then why didn't they fix the debate performance? that didn't make sense to me. i think i figured it out. you could relax at the debate if you knew you were doing 7.8, all right? you could kind of mail it in, like hey, no big deal. i'm getting a 7.8 on friday. >> look, first of all, i've been saying for months, you've made me be mr. pessimistic on the jobs panel month after month and i told you finally the seasonal adjustment would kick in, in our favor, starting in september and then you didn't have me on! i would have predicted this. you got to at least -- >> i didn't know i could make you do things. that's cool, what do i want to you do. >> no, you made me do nothing. you kicked me off of there. >> where were you last month? >> it wasn't for lack of asking, was it? >> i'm sure we probably begged. >> no, i'm just playing with you. you got to learn the name of the bls commiss
bush and austan goolsbee, former adviser to president barack obama. you know, our friend liesman, austan, he said if they could fix these numbers, if they could somehow fix them, then why didn't they fix the debate performance? that didn't make sense to me. i think i figured it out. you could relax at the debate if you knew you were doing 7.8, all right? you could kind of mail it in, like hey, no big deal. i'm getting a 7.8 on friday. >> look, first of all, i've been saying for months,...
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to debate the issue this he can week. here's a look back at this date in history. e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise >>> welcome back everybody. european dignitaries gathering in russia over the weekend. jeff joins us this morning from moscow and good day to you. >> what was noticeable i think was the absence of key players here so we didn't see any high-level representation from the u.k. from france or from the united states at the military parade in red square and this was the biggest display of russian hardware since the end of the second world war to commemorate victory day where the russians themselves lost 27 million people. so no attendance and that to do with the ukraine and the ongoing dispute over sanctions. angela merkle the german chancellor did arrive on sunday it was a very low key affair and she presented a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. one more thing to tell you, xi jinping stood by vladimir putin. the chinese inked deals worth $25 billion. perhaps another sign a
to debate the issue this he can week. here's a look back at this date in history. e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise >>> welcome back everybody. european dignitaries gathering in russia over the weekend. jeff joins us this morning from moscow and good day to you. >> what was noticeable i think was the absence of key players here so we didn't see any high-level representation from the u.k. from france or from the united states at the military parade...
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if you believe the president's press secretary, it will be vetoed by president obama. the great immigration debate, a form he w43 cnbc contributor and my friend and my party -- >> did you just do air quotes when you said friend? >> no, i didn't. were we not hanging out together at cnbc's 25th anniversary? >> and sara, too, by the way. >> i don't remember opinion i wasn't really -- i was nice to sara, actually. >> you were nice to me. >> i was. we were talking about how you were rough on andrew. >>. >> yes. bernstein is a cnbc contributor. god all mighty. we're going to have to nd it here, guys. so, jared, you have al been, as far as i can remember, a backer of keystone. >> well, i always assumed that the oil was coming out of the ground. this is a particularly dirty form of crude partnership wasn't crazy about it environmentally. i thought as long as it's coming outs of the ground, it might as well go south instead of west considering you would work out some of the issues being debated in nebraska. now being that the economics have shift shifted, it does seem like the
if you believe the president's press secretary, it will be vetoed by president obama. the great immigration debate, a form he w43 cnbc contributor and my friend and my party -- >> did you just do air quotes when you said friend? >> no, i didn't. were we not hanging out together at cnbc's 25th anniversary? >> and sara, too, by the way. >> i don't remember opinion i wasn't really -- i was nice to sara, actually. >> you were nice to me. >> i was. we were talking...
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. >> now let me give you a bottom line on the debate. first of all, you had a huge shot of energy in the republican camp in the romney campaign. republicans were thrilled with his performance. democrats were not so thrilled with president obama's performance. the question is going to be has mitt romney been able in a race where he's been clearly behind the president to hurt him enough and sustain that momentum over the next three weeks. that's what's really critical. there have been strong debates, john kerry had a strong debate against george w. bush in 2004. but he wasn't able to translate that into lasting benefit. that's the best of the next three weeks, to see whether romney can keep it going or whether president obama comes out with a higher level of aggression, higher level of energy in the next debate and stop the momentum that romney accumulated last night. >> okay. yeah, i had so many different thoughts, john, as we watched the whole thing. i remember that a lot of republicans were supporting newt gingrich because just for this
. >> now let me give you a bottom line on the debate. first of all, you had a huge shot of energy in the republican camp in the romney campaign. republicans were thrilled with his performance. democrats were not so thrilled with president obama's performance. the question is going to be has mitt romney been able in a race where he's been clearly behind the president to hurt him enough and sustain that momentum over the next three weeks. that's what's really critical. there have been...
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two years after president obama signed the affordable care act into law the health care reform debate is at a crossroads. we are waiting on the outcome of an important supreme court ruling this summer. as we head into the election next fall, cnbc's hampton pearson joins us with a look at the road ahead. hi, hampton. >> good morning, becky. in two weeks the supreme court justices planned an unprecede unprecedented three days of arguments on the challenge obama care is unconstitutional. their primary target the individual mandate requiring everyone to get health insurance or pay a penalty. it is the linchpin of the affordable care act. it was the promise of 40 million additional customers, americans who are currently uninsured, that got tok tors, hospitals, the pharmaceutical industry, and health insurers to the bargaining table. but if there's no mandate, much of the market incentive for a top down federal government reform plan goes away. supreme court options include severing the individual mandate, upholding the entire law, are ruling up or down on a major medicaid expansion, or del
two years after president obama signed the affordable care act into law the health care reform debate is at a crossroads. we are waiting on the outcome of an important supreme court ruling this summer. as we head into the election next fall, cnbc's hampton pearson joins us with a look at the road ahead. hi, hampton. >> good morning, becky. in two weeks the supreme court justices planned an unprecede unprecedented three days of arguments on the challenge obama care is unconstitutional....
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, although his campaigning has been so inept, except for the debates where i think he's done well. his campaigning has been so inept he's eroding some of that security feeling. >> governor pataki is with us and joined us at the top of the hour, governor rendell. >> well he would be the strongest candidate. >> governor pataki could you lay out your concern about the republicans going after each other and how this weakens -- >> i agree with what ed said which is not uncommon, we often agree, and i think he did say that we've been bloodied over the course of this campaign and we have. i think the most important thing that he said is that none of the republicans have laid out an economic plan that the american people can identify with and say, yes, this is going to help, and i think that's one of the reasons we've been mired and killing each other and one of the reasons we haven't been as effective as we should be in going after president owe ba marx because he has portrayed his vision and i can't stand that vision, of a divisive america in the throes of depression with an ex-ploisive
, although his campaigning has been so inept, except for the debates where i think he's done well. his campaigning has been so inept he's eroding some of that security feeling. >> governor pataki is with us and joined us at the top of the hour, governor rendell. >> well he would be the strongest candidate. >> governor pataki could you lay out your concern about the republicans going after each other and how this weakens -- >> i agree with what ed said which is not...
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. >>> elizabeth warren is a wall street foe and one also now to president obama. she's planning to oppose the president's nomination for a senior treasury post. we'll discuss a what's behind that move. >>> utilities versus financials. someone here says sell the youty tills and buy the financials. we'll debate this one. air condig i'm starting to sweat. i'll just do it myself. useless. that's nice. set's the mood. have your entire house within reach, even when your devices aren't. introducing relay by wink it's like a robot butler, but not as awkward. twhat do i do?. you need to catch the 4:10 huh? the equipment tracking system will get you to the loading dock. ♪ there should be a truck leaving now. i got it. now jump off the bridge. what? in 3...2...1... are you kidding me? go. right on time. right now, over 20,000 trains are running reliably. we call that predictable. thrillingly predictable. >>> welcome back. the in addition's biggest hedge funds to disclose or wrapping up the disclosures for holding period. a rash of them. what can you tell us? >> hedge funds
. >>> elizabeth warren is a wall street foe and one also now to president obama. she's planning to oppose the president's nomination for a senior treasury post. we'll discuss a what's behind that move. >>> utilities versus financials. someone here says sell the youty tills and buy the financials. we'll debate this one. air condig i'm starting to sweat. i'll just do it myself. useless. that's nice. set's the mood. have your entire house within reach, even when your devices...
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that of course was our president, barack obama. so i suggest to the ranking member, when convenient, he first debate the president on the subject before he debates us. and i would ask this simply, mr. chairman, even if we cut the pentagon by 25%, make it 50%, have we solved the long-term structural debt crisis in our nation? yes, that's to you. >> you refer specifically to health care an area where costs have been going up faster than gdp. the output of the health care industry is not that market edly better than other countries. not only for fiscal issues but private sector productivity it's an important issue to address. as a matter of arithmetic, it's true over time an increasing share of the totally outlays will be going to medicare, medicaid and it's important to address that. >> page 7 of your testimony, in dealing with your dual mandate, you say the maximum level of employment in an economy is largely determined by nonmonetary factors. my remaining time, i want to pursue this theme, i certainly agree with the assessment, but
that of course was our president, barack obama. so i suggest to the ranking member, when convenient, he first debate the president on the subject before he debates us. and i would ask this simply, mr. chairman, even if we cut the pentagon by 25%, make it 50%, have we solved the long-term structural debt crisis in our nation? yes, that's to you. >> you refer specifically to health care an area where costs have been going up faster than gdp. the output of the health care industry is not...
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has now entering the debates against george w. bush. he had a reputation as a strong debater. his body language was off, he was condescending to bush. bush was surprisingly well performed and personable. you had the bush campaign take advantage of some mistakes that gore made in the debate. and they really drove a story. cheney beat lieberman in the vice presidential debates. all those things came together and political scientists call it a wave effect. cause out with bush ahead a few points. >> couldn't you just say for an idiot, he was surprisingly well inform informed in say what you're feeling. >> i've never thought bush was an idiot. >> why would you say surprisingly well informed? he was governor for -- he had a higher grade point average than al gore. >> because bush had a reputation -- >> with who? >> among people who cover him and among-mf. >> the media, you mean? >> a significant portion of the american people. >> i'm playing with you. i read what you tweeted, that you're ready for some debating with morning joe and at s
has now entering the debates against george w. bush. he had a reputation as a strong debater. his body language was off, he was condescending to bush. bush was surprisingly well performed and personable. you had the bush campaign take advantage of some mistakes that gore made in the debate. and they really drove a story. cheney beat lieberman in the vice presidential debates. all those things came together and political scientists call it a wave effect. cause out with bush ahead a few points....